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Cassell’s Vegetarian Cookery

INTRODUCTION
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When we say light chocolate we refer to the colour of a cake of chocolate that has been broken.

The inside is the colour, not the outside.
It is advisable sometimes to have by you ready a large slice of onion, and if you think it is dark enough you can throw this in and immediately by this means slacken the heat.

Pour the brown roux into a separate basin, and put them by for use.
In the houses of most vegetarians more white roux will be used than brown, consequently more than half should be removed if this is the case when the roux first commences to turn colour.

When the brown roux gets cold it has all the appearance of chocolate, and when you use it it is best to scrape off the quantity you require with a spoon, and not add it to soups or sauces in one lump.
ALMOND SOUP .-- Take half a pound of sweet almonds and blanch them, _i.e._, throw them into boiling water till the outside skin can be rubbed off easily with the finger.

Then immediately throw the white almonds into cold water, otherwise they will quickly lose their white colour like potatoes that have been peeled.


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